Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-08

The interment being in the Odd Fellows
cemetery south OF Huron. Nelson WAS
probably buried at Cayonr this after.
Q 90 parties from here had gone TO
care for the remains. No new develop
ments OF Importance have come to light.
HNIendfd Rain a Pierre.
Pierre, Juneg-A mdch-needed rain
fell hero to-day and there are good
prospects, for more. The crops
are in a fine condition and all that.
ID needed il for the present weather to
continue to make the most bountifal
crops over raised In Hughes county.
Cyclone Near . Jamestown.
Minneapolis, Tune IA special TO the
Tribune from jamestown. ID. a. says:.A
cyclone thirty rods in diameter swept
the country thirty miles north yesterday
doing considerable damage to crops and
houses, and dropping hail as large as
hen eggs.
Cardinal Gibbons at Baltimore.
Baltimore, June 7--When Cardinal
Gibbons arrived in this city tkia after
noon be waa received by Major Hodges,
the city council, judges OF courts and
police commissioners and by Charles A.
Bonaparte on part oil. the Catholic So
cietias. Most extensive preparation had
bcen nude to give him a worthy recep-
tion. The cardinal was escorted to the
palace by different societies. He soon
after reappeared ia official robes and
participated in the procession to the
cathedral. Al the close Of the religious
ssryicea the cardinal returned to The
palace and there reviewed the process
sion, The ceremonies throughout were
os an imposing character and were wit
nsased. By many thousands Of people.
The President and Party.
Prospect House, June THE presi-
dent wifi get his last full day Of fishing
Tomorrow. His arrangements for leay-
ing the woods are completed and will be
carried out Of Thursday. He caught
nothing to-dsy. On Thursday afser-
noon the party will be driven to the
station and take q special train TO Al
bAny, By way Of the Vermont Central
road arriving in that CITY At an early
hour on Friday morning. The party
will breakfast at the executive mansion,
and after s stay OF three hours the
Journey to Washington will be reaumed.
and it is expected ttst5the party Will
reach the executive manaion during
Friday evening. 4.
Tins Dead Eix- Vlce-President.
Malone, n. Y, june 7-Obseqniea
pver the remains 81 ex-Vioe-Pregident
Wheeler was held in the Congregational
church ta-day, every available foot OF
space in the edifice being occupied. All
the business houses were cloaed at noon
for the remainder of the day: The body
WAS placed In the vestibule at 10 o'clock,
where it vas viewed by school children
and hundreds Of others. Tho p~all-bear-
ess were old and lifelong friends Of Mr..
Wheeler.
At the conclusion OF an interesting
and impressive ceremony tho funeral
cortege was formed and under the escort
Of the twenty.seyenth company wendell
it's way to the beautiful cemetery east oil
the village, and he is nov at rest beside
the remains Of his wife and kindred whu
preceded him many years ago. Among
the distinguished gentlemen in atten,
dance were ex-PresIdent &. B. Hayes
and his 3 Webb.
The News Epitomixed.
W. w, Ooycoran the Washington phil
anthropist who has been sick is better.
The principal government organ as
sssts that the prime minister Of Belgium
desires 70 abandon office.
The New York, Wheeling, ST. Loui
y Chicago railway between Wheeling
and East III. Louis has just been moor
poratsd, Capital stock, S10,0o0,Oo0.
Reuben Daily OF Indiana. torlnerl,
correspondent for the Indianapolil
Sentinel has been appointed n~tenogra
pher 70 the Interstate commerce ccrul
mission.
The following have been added to th,
list ct free delivery postofices, to b,
established the LIST Of July next: Sion,
Falls, %; IT,: Champaign, ILL.,, ami